Traditional Networking: "Coloring within the lines on the piece of paper."Guerrilla Networking: "Turning the paper into an airplane.

Traditional Networking: "Trying to get media attention."Guerrilla Networking: "Doing such cool things that the media are vying for your attention.

True networking does not mean meeting people; it means becoming the type of person other people want to meet.

The truth of the matter is that most major success in this right-brain, internet-connected, uber-competitive world no longer comes from doing things consecutively. If you do things consecutively, you lose. This is a fact. Slow and steady may have won the race in the past, but today, in order to even get into the race, you have to be the one organizing it too, and doing everything all at the same time.

Traditional Networking: "Playing it safe."Guerrilla Networking: "Creating a controversy.

Tomorrow never comes, so do it today.

Time heals all wounds... but waiting's a bitch.

Our decision whether to keep going, and whether to work harder/smarter/faster, lies solely within us.

Your 'why' needs to push your SO hard that you don't even come up for air sometimes.

Doing one thing at a time is a recipe for a life that won't keep up with your dreams.